An aerial view of the devastation in Port de Paix, Haiti, where four storms in one month have killed more than 800 peoplePhotograph: HO/AFP/GettyA baby lies on his mother's lap at a maternity hospital that was turned into a shelter for pregnant women and mothers in HavanaPhotograph: Claudia Daut/ReutersAn evacuee from talks on the phone at a shelter in Havana after being forced from her home by hurricane IkePhotograph: Fernando Llano/AP
Hurricane evacuees rest at a shelter in Havana Photograph: Fernando Llano/APChildren sit in a yard strewn with debris on Great Inagua Island, in the southern Bahamas. Ike was a category 4 hurricane as it passed over Great Inagua Photograph: Brennan Linsley/APA view of a house on Great Inagua Island thrown from its foundations by hurricane IkePhotograph: Brennan Linsley/APDamaged houses on Grand Turk, in the Turks and Caicos islands. Ike was a category 4 hurricane as it roared across the low-lying island chain Photograph: Brennan Linsley/APAn aerial view of a flooded area on Grand Turk islandPhotograph: Brennan Linsley/APThis satellite image released by the US national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows hurricane Ike in the Gulf of Mexico. Texas emergency officials stood ready to order the evacuation of 1 million people in the storm's pathPhotograph: NOAA/AP
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